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National Anti-Slavery Standard, 1856-02-09, vol. 16 iss 38

National Anti-Slavery Standard, 1856-02-09, vol. 16 iss 38

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^e,
^atiuiral
taiikrfj.
VOL. XVI. NO. 38.
NEW YOEK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1856.
WHOLE NO. 818.
latottottal JUH-SUnjrg Stanfrarfc.
Iw^Iatetj.
THE FIERCE WRATH OF VIRGINIA.
of the County of
went from said C
State of Tennsylvi
aid slav
ililferl, I
) do; that said slave
.. lion of I
ialil".'i'.l'.'i!
eg; di.oi-ilvlro,
vas forcibly takei
by a mob, Parsons himsel
i by.
slave ; that a dust ice of the Peace of the Si
ninir ordered the said Parsons to be confii
Of four tlma-'aml dollars lo appear iu s.lid I
charge nf attempting lo kidnap and a I.
peace ; Unit n iir.iml .Jury was formed at
to kidnap a free negro--an olleuee by tlie k
sylvanla punishable with confinement in tho
llnif the said Pars u]hj.ii the finding ct'sa
the said Parsons, finding wilh dillienliy two indi-
1 I 1 that the General
.m-blj, satisfied that a fair trial is not lo be expected,
.State should be put in jeopardy, bv being tried upon
lestimony of negroes and perjured persons, belure a
summoned from a community exhibiting sueh aa
c disregard of the rights of oilier;, and the laws of Ihe
; therefore,
.'it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia,
o pay by reason
rred in dclcndiiig him or his
under the recognizance or ball for his appearance albrc-
The Governor of tlie (lominfmwenlili is hereby author-
it be I.
d'ajill
nance of his eou-iiMdioi.ul tiuhtsor those of one of his
[■clloiv-ciiizens, then he shall be entitled to all the remedies herein provided In (he ease of dames J'arsou.s, -Ir.
And the powers nnd the lialies of tke Governor of Virginia in such cases shall he Iha sunie us are here conferred
nui! imposed upon him iu the said case of John Par-
■ the said James Parsons, Jr.
sted
shall be
esled anil
i lo llu; I
uryof the Slide of I'eiiusylva
of Vir:
detail!., theivol shall cause the right
be applied for, and such other proceedings lobe bad us
i.ok-i::': and ,: the aid writ
iiii'l |!.'oM-c'lin-:-s shall not efleet tl
of the said- James I'arsons,,J,-., ir
table undc
v of tke (
-o el am alia
thirty days after said proclamation he Is hereby d
to convene the T '
fuels of liie ca:
cha
l.iy luei
or his sureties from liability under the recogui
bail for his appearance aforesaid. And it sha
duly fl' the Governor of this Commonwealth t(
i-iiiii nd 1 i Mile I'm mms a- may lu his 0
I lie: validity of Ike law of I'cni
North. While ii is lai-in-irecbvious that negroes should
. ire only lit tHk.bo ir, unl
, yet the principle of slavery -is Itself right, and
ipon d.jfa | I
:ent. Moses and Aristotle, the
of colon l
slaves than whi
dti . „
make ihe
mm rale-, I
1 Aristolk.
n favour of thisdifi.
SLAVERY OR DISSOLUTION.
Uvois the questions embraced in these res
t •solutions of the Maine Legislature! Mississ:
laken her pnsitiou ; not hastily, but calmly, delil
unbodied in her action in Convention ii
after the most grave consider..
i. u-;ii, the trade iu slaves between
i of Congress on the subject of
! Legislature, in response
:ition of Mississippi, with
:rn sisters shall make the
ion the Constitution, the
i, and the right with us,
THE RIGHT 0
MAJORITY REPORT '
iveholdmg States of this Union the right of transit
i-iaigk thin Stale, with their slav,' prop.!':;,.
port that they have had Ike subject imderi. shi'TallcM,
Ciii'irb Ik -:ou-\ Iviiuia.lv ith iheir slaves, is already s- eiTid
tl,.., citizen/of the skivelioldino'Htatos bv 11," law of
dions and the Federal Constitution; and that no.-mi:.ii:,:
' this. Slate alk-c.ks loilisburb that, right, iiel'ore Ihe
adoption of the Constitution of 1787. .-laves were held and
cognised :,s properly In all the Stales of the i.'oi.lclora-
e right of transit with their the;; undisputed properly
Upon the adoption of the Com
ime not only by the Federal Gonsl
laws of the several .States of the Uni
iii-ciaiiy prolcctcik
adopfcil tke (.onslitulleu, and llius p'.lglitcd
l now dishonour herself by denying her bond
gbt of peac.-abieTiind orderly transit t" both
1 property, and that right Is ratified anil confirm,>-.! by ihe Constitution, more especially in the clause
i Of '
■mlly 11
rights of the i
3ny tliat Pcnns1
tw iuterdicting'
etween the citi:
ind the
uestion of property of
of the illegal owner.
! citizens of each State
.nd immunities of citi-
ill any Pennsylvanlan
5AndifVhew«l
sens of the two
) of the several
March,
act of 29th March,
ileui(:t:o disturb that right, but
clear di
the rights, in the respect of passer;
and inhabitants, residents and incomes the act of the 3d of March, 1847, which
ir owners id'slaves lo bring and ret:
: '.'. .
Slide I
that rig]
ned by inhabitants,
and kept up bctwe
I the proceedings in Cour
and his
till' Sol
bill for
us a enmpeu.
slaves; there, and ]
.in llilse pre-
J SLA VES.
Until recently, the 6
under great dill'ienltics, because lis apologists (for they
were mere u'.ioios.i l-) look half-way grounds. They confined She defence of slavery to mere negro shivery ; thereby
,and the universal failure of fi
ig il, by admitting slavery in the
The dofoaee of mere ne»ro slavery
11 greater difficulty. The laws of ail
North is- now completely cornered, am
almost all human, authority jusllii ■:■ il
ther charges lhai the III ■■ ■
Western I'lurope has been, from tne
i. ■ '. :,... i " ■ 'MM ■■. / M ,■'.,,;. ■
gh the Sti
m within i
g of them here. It may idled, the: laves
This Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Legislature
the civilized world by ass
has neither the power nor
Your Committee thorei
the following resolution:
but beyond them she has n
niik'-rn brethren are protci
Iwark than an nc. of the
subject of slav
the past, gradually removi
! of Congressional I
i political evil of sla
o contradict these. The
not endure the existence
A slave or negro the in
unes free. When a slave
lave comes within the esclu-
positively and notoriously
o expressed by Mr. Web-
' slavery, and declar
ui'.ry, they brought with them the t
ho equity clear
.! by tiio Lan
ders to pass through or sojinii
slaves is not conceded by the I... . _.
Iready shown that Freedom is Ihe birthright
parte evidence, prejudged
quently he professed fo have conic only to investigate.
Tin: iiap.-c. io::, therefore, created on most minds by this
cw'oMke'p.
. .:':
athoriy.eil only by t
try where slaver
-Snt Up '
Comity between Slates or Nui
I i i th. law of God. ]
is' alleged right of Iraasil is ci:
6, ] ro. it :.)d, " Congress shall h
Slates, and with Ihe Indian tribes," a:
egos and immunities ol'citiie.'.ns of
Ieh.) nstic;: Marshall, intke ease o
:i lie applied LO
::, rally ,'lsd Z-
>articular Slain
which do not affect othei
;
...been elcnfly shown tks.t si;
r, the law of nail
authority it is based w<
property it
itiully different from his
ural ]
i violation of
the latter is acknowledg
3 of- God. The
and on _
i laws ihi
generally, 18 Di "
i 2d of ike Goic
by Ihe I
app'y so
ythar
othe
:, ar,..! I.
But
i of each Stale the right of i:
■ess or regress into the several States of this Union,
I i 1 ujiy under the
But the citizen docs not carry with liim tke laws of hi
; line of 'Virginia into this Stale, he is under ihe law
Pennsvlvania, and not the laws of Virginia. See ■
e brings hi
■ -
The right, to
iiM',1 by tin, |
i:,ieu.-: of Ilil
ithin this Con:
I .I" ,:::. ,; ::
■i I I . I„
,: nnd recaption of fugitive sen
referred to the Conimilbe. am! t
, !."S<j. authorising the
nd retain such s'
:u.'M lily .gou
We
Of till!
i'lleiiolv relations with the
ell as our own peace
ined by the denial of
E. Joy Moi
is of the Southern States, as well
ayer of the pctiti
>. I*. McCalmost.
ogy or rupture, thus
r implying, possibly,
decline any further attempt to modify the
.nuiider. Wo believe, however, that, previous
'tore, (.'upturn Pniriii.v addressed a despiilch
llency, intended, .
winch li look kisiiopnrtu'
ur
isit were the chief topics of <.
ii.ary or objectionable in fhe II
:-l
m ■' ".
The refusal of the
■ lying in the
ni
idea of privileges whi
higher ; ' ■ '
that thi
M.,'i
and tha
. usage from the captain, had oll'ered if
g only the num '
ion. ly engaged tho
vessel, he I'i
umber of the crew
lus assembled, Mr
tin: ease of tlie Loango there
. of complaint against tho Britisu an
' iliieaMon for Ihe iiiigeullem.ii
c ,l,-ii:u;,:,,! -A iii our loniior article. It'll ly, who conceived that the tkreiileniiig
n Ross, upon this
K:iljg mace,
■I.
t denied thai
aud, if necessary, would be protect
it lie win a fugitive slave from the H'
nd had, iu company with another
: weeks before, in hope of reaching C
l.i. the cMiupaiilonofhisflighthadsl
s.-el bound i'or London, while lie had ob
on board the Loango, whose destinati
lee and Shordiehc explained to the ma
and ascertained his name, they would, on their ret'
before the proper uulliorily. Whereupon the mat .
muting his ilc-ire to avoid further trr.nible, informed Ross
di his ordinary duties, the mate voluntarily
with himself—an ol.cr whieli Mr. Price declined.
The affidavit of both Mr. Price and Mr. Sln.rdich
and iin; testimony ot the people who accompanied thei
on board go lo prove thai there was not the slightes
aiicnipl. al intimidation or violence, nnd thai Ihe mat
wi:-: fairly made nc. pi air, ted wilh Ike bruits of their lega
authority. Indeed, the idea of violence was altogethe
oui of ike i,UiSUiin.io, tin: parly who wen!, on board wvr
which the two policemen—who, dressed in plain clothes,
were only allowed bv iheir superintendent, nf tke simy-cs-
lioii of lilr. Price, to assist iu rowing tke boal— carried,
among which were included the policemen aforesaid.
The substantial correctness of the above details
obeying the nobk
pulses of humanity, both W
mid learned report, on I he petition of I 'oh .1 oseph I'axfou,
,,!' I 'ata-vi.^a, praying the Legislature to enact a law SC-
i-UiitiL' to the cit^.-:n of slavehokling Slabs, who may pass
Ihi'oiighllrsl.'omuioiiweallh, or transiently sojourn therein
wilh tin Ir slaves, all the rights of property in suid slaves
guaranteed to them by tke laws of any other Slate*,and
making it a penal offence to attempt by word or deed to dc-
,„v or in any manner to alienate, the said slaves lioin their
sail! iiv,tiers against ihe said owners'will, loci lhal it is
due to themeslvcs, as well as tke people of the Commonweal:!:, tiiat they should eel forth tke ground of their
ajority " that
with their sk
do not propose to advance any views in
vested rigid- of tke shiveliokiing Stale-.
compromises of the Constitution, or to c
lb,1 it has been decided that the 2d. see. of art. 4th of
the. Constitution of the United Slates does,
the ease of a slave volimtarilv earried bv k
another State and left thereunder the pr'otei
d I n 1 mil I it i Hopper, IN t
There is nothing in the letter or the spirit of
Stitutiun iliaf wili justify tlie rig'at claimed undei
has tlie Supreme t.'oitrt of tlie Cnited Stales,
the act of this Commonwealth, passed 1
nd order, adopted the
Tkcy were unwilling lo sue for u writ of hah. .is eeipus
.ipi'i: mere report, and al: ike same lime they werefi"
aware that the belief once spreading among our popi
properly and persons of ihe captain and crew of
Loango, which might ha'
ful,to contemplate. Bom iue l
doubled legal rigid to board Ihe Iniiungo while lying m
'belie v.
lion of ,■
1780, as authorized the
bring and retain snch si
t for the period of six
ieh <d' the
iieulhs iu
has been decided Hint a slave brought into this
: since the passage of tlm " Act of .'id of March,
," is ipso facto free. Pierce's ease, decided in Com-
Pleas. Philadelphia, LiMS. 'fhe rule of the Common
of England in regard to slavery before the Eevolu-
Pennsylvania; all incidents,
and i lliver. 10 I
the Constitution itself, th
.quently void. But 5
ion by the Supreme Court
o the State of Maryland
Both the gentlei
this hai'boui
(d reason t
id both acted
right would have been
uupleu
ntcr fere nee.
se.l. .
■ it i
nity should
■hlodei: d ol
id to a foreign v
med by, and, ff claimed, would not
le about mi insult to the An
n:;',ly iiaaiiMiriiiiy, worthy of
eof t
el' any mull hanpei
his vessel and incarcerated in a iiltky prkm
f the unlucky n
purposes of
ly di'iigM.-il
if Malta, which document ■
nauufactured foi
i Excellency the
n of the whole
Cyuue, found it i
"thoea].:tuIn,eitl-
of Ihe conduct
formed, exhibited a
hich, s
iiiders-
the comi
owledge
Excellency
theCyanei
ie affair that Mr. lligin-
to the United States, did
prey upon their specie.
door of Ihe church, lo vkai wc laig'at liave expected of
thought to be in accord-
him immediately after the occurrence complained of.
onthat the iii iti i p'umd,until thi
idden advent: nf the Cvane dispelled the illusion.
Nor doe. it nppciir that Cap:. Pairlax •■-. .
i and the noisy ebullitions of s<
ilgnieul which m'ghl oliurwlse
.-tii-clubiiity. even although such t
h the story ii
light be pn
elfin the eyes of h:
mmed, was naturally
is of'- -
rid'iculoi
', parlies in this
ling to believe
mder was in the
ieh had il
claims, be for a sing
> the Cyane, is inco
ny lline'liirbiddeu lo
ct, too, of the Medeo
authority-
: literally not a
■'■aa- ■ ■■■■:■
ill not. be forgotten by 15rilis.li men-of-war, an
i iiug, a liefktlug silenec on fhe parlof our skij
WHY MR. BRADY WAS LYNCHED.
used Mr. Brady lo In' lynched at. I,-.\ lug I on. Ky., by-
following is the lettei
Mr. Brady to be ly '
ised blackguards-, alio
ro7bis~life* fci
white people are in general
:upation, why not seek asnppjyan]
tiling Hie Koiiiuns thy teachers and schi
slaves. Why should not the South p
ing Norther
undred dollars. One
r Greek and Latin might,
tke I;,tier below thai slave preachers, can he
rofit. Why not slave teachers?
" CHRISTMAS—SALE OF SLAY
" Lexington, Ky., Tuesday, Dec.
" .Mr. I'Iiktor : Christmas has come aroun
: a great day here (perhaps J si
Slate, have a
k; the
k, sometimes including New Year's Day. Thi
ncr, at this place, and in a few of the cities and town
-. hold fairs to fit them up, or h
pay their pastor, if tin y have a regular one, as happen
■operty' to them at $250 per year to preacl
everlasting Gospel of tlm Prince of J.'enci
though he could not hire him as a labourer for mor
of the slaves join in thes
generally have a jolly time. They have cake.
toys, &c. Most of "
Thev'
i . , ...
.. chare
ihe dav will, much veneration, and well they may,
the supposed anniversary of the birth of our Saviour—ol
him ' who spake as never man spake,' whose wisdom and
.bove that of all men, and who
d, ye; bid a lew persons were s
: on the birth, life and death of
i, and victorious death were repeated,
) the I
sldawalk, ]
get their pathway.
'option, and lei mi- In bail
io much shocked. Though
of a hum
Irth of the immaculate and only Son
deed so revolting at any time 1
precept of
Tim for whom the day has been
kockhig bevoud description :
-rying, with stentorian voice :
this boy,'' a fine, likely nigger going for $1,285,;
before witnessed the horrid speclaele of the
known again on earth-
after such
: a deed so revolting at any time t
th Christia:
be sold to the hit
id measr
that he
ipon thei t
Oh! what a conti
'0):lySP235 is bid' for
justed and shocked
e of bemgs that could
.h tlie Christian i
munity (as he muE
they had i
,nd, therefore, tSey ci..
Temple of ,iuM,ice'(.:o calk d).
, at the'entrance of this'te
Felix, of righteous
vehad),I wondcrc
md belbre the ben
h nimiel of inhumanity, with all the lights o
utli century beaming upon lliem, wouk
swer,' Oo thy way for this time; when ]
e slaves .to sell I will cull for thee.'
1 CLERICAL SCOFFER REBUKED.
hthei
alliance ol
ive only to remember that Jesus ca
of Simon the Pharit
i( elotkes wilk il
any of my race, of any clime or colour, the wrung
nitable redemption in Chrii
onompie.M.KoM
Of eoiour. the T,
irkiker in thegloi
tempt i'or the slaves of the Smith.
.1 charge Ins language anil lone
sally, of Christ, scon's the idea o
anger from this some,' must bene
which I hu.
lUOUSl
than Ih" ml, Illy
hnown to this nation from
nlcnrptfor thr.calourui enu:
are no more to 11,0 pl'eackei
ms crushed by liie wheels of
II the e.\pns.-ioi:s employed
hrist'sname, I plead, a' pari
discus* in tlie body of a gia
if he will but stop thinki: g ■
of itself. Tke preacher speaks .
ed thinly and sparsely over the eon'.ineu',," when tke
mber is ihree millions! Lack of these a soul of in
uly embraced in the Koeonei
could be property in
the first of our history;
w, what is there to pre-
m working the destruc-
;her says God has de-
VTiat are they?! They
eason, save low ideas of
the first to the present,
This breathes through-
course. The prostrate
as he sees, in his wild
r on in power, than the
the car of Juggernaut
See the proof in each
(1 lint as
ley are
.3 the preacher who spurns ikem k
; the i
inly I
sugh contempt
e of speech—" the poor ;
f Calvary 1
laced lo propirty, ami find
a the sole:
II Ike whole :
sglot
s tbe Godhead.
wrong of that
provable minds
" A poor pebble " is it, "that hasja
:d when the crv shall t
t it may leap "the poor pebble'
c port
which holds equally ii
s irom the
"fewSouthi
and, in th.
who fled from Southern t
and it is because of the h
e vouchsafed
resent, and regretted that i
i 'ear:: the extent of our bl
, I'ii.M ■ :
'U and Iloly Spit
o thoughtful mood, I'ithelmg .
t, 40). Scarcely had wc pro
e of all our dutii
mimandmenls on
d the prophets' (see M
-ami w'uo chooses for his

-.! by ihe Constitution, more especially in the clause
i Of '
■mlly 11
rights of the i
3ny tliat Pcnns1
tw iuterdicting'
etween the citi:
ind the
uestion of property of
of the illegal owner.
! citizens of each State
.nd immunities of citi-
ill any Pennsylvanlan
5AndifVhew«l
sens of the two
) of the several
March,
act of 29th March,
ileui(:t:o disturb that right, but
clear di
the rights, in the respect of passer;
and inhabitants, residents and incomes the act of the 3d of March, 1847, which
ir owners id'slaves lo bring and ret:
: '.'. .
Slide I
that rig]
ned by inhabitants,
and kept up bctwe
I the proceedings in Cour
and his
till' Sol
bill for
us a enmpeu.
slaves; there, and ]
.in llilse pre-
J SLA VES.
Until recently, the 6
under great dill'ienltics, because lis apologists (for they
were mere u'.ioios.i l-) look half-way grounds. They confined She defence of slavery to mere negro shivery ; thereby
,and the universal failure of fi
ig il, by admitting slavery in the
The dofoaee of mere ne»ro slavery
11 greater difficulty. The laws of ail
North is- now completely cornered, am
almost all human, authority jusllii ■:■ il
ther charges lhai the III ■■ ■
Western I'lurope has been, from tne
i. ■ '. :,... i " ■ 'MM ■■. / M ,■'.,,;. ■
gh the Sti
m within i
g of them here. It may idled, the: laves
This Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Legislature
the civilized world by ass
has neither the power nor
Your Committee thorei
the following resolution:
but beyond them she has n
niik'-rn brethren are protci
Iwark than an nc. of the
subject of slav
the past, gradually removi
! of Congressional I
i political evil of sla
o contradict these. The
not endure the existence
A slave or negro the in
unes free. When a slave
lave comes within the esclu-
positively and notoriously
o expressed by Mr. Web-
' slavery, and declar
ui'.ry, they brought with them the t
ho equity clear
.! by tiio Lan
ders to pass through or sojinii
slaves is not conceded by the I... . _.
Iready shown that Freedom is Ihe birthright
parte evidence, prejudged
quently he professed fo have conic only to investigate.
Tin: iiap.-c. io::, therefore, created on most minds by this
cw'oMke'p.
. .:':
athoriy.eil only by t
try where slaver
-Snt Up '
Comity between Slates or Nui
I i i th. law of God. ]
is' alleged right of Iraasil is ci:
6, ] ro. it :.)d, " Congress shall h
Slates, and with Ihe Indian tribes," a:
egos and immunities ol'citiie.'.ns of
Ieh.) nstic;: Marshall, intke ease o
:i lie applied LO
::, rally ,'lsd Z-
>articular Slain
which do not affect othei
;
...been elcnfly shown tks.t si;
r, the law of nail
authority it is based w<
property it
itiully different from his
ural ]
i violation of
the latter is acknowledg
3 of- God. The
and on _
i laws ihi
generally, 18 Di "
i 2d of ike Goic
by Ihe I
app'y so
ythar
othe
:, ar,..! I.
But
i of each Stale the right of i:
■ess or regress into the several States of this Union,
I i 1 ujiy under the
But the citizen docs not carry with liim tke laws of hi
; line of 'Virginia into this Stale, he is under ihe law
Pennsvlvania, and not the laws of Virginia. See ■
e brings hi
■ -
The right, to
iiM',1 by tin, |
i:,ieu.-: of Ilil
ithin this Con:
I .I" ,:::. ,; ::
■i I I . I„
,: nnd recaption of fugitive sen
referred to the Conimilbe. am! t
, !."S. I*. McCalmost.
ogy or rupture, thus
r implying, possibly,
decline any further attempt to modify the
.nuiider. Wo believe, however, that, previous
'tore, (.'upturn Pniriii.v addressed a despiilch
llency, intended, .
winch li look kisiiopnrtu'
ur
isit were the chief topics of the Cyane, is inco
ny lline'liirbiddeu lo
ct, too, of the Medeo
authority-
: literally not a
■'■aa- ■ ■■■■:■
ill not. be forgotten by 15rilis.li men-of-war, an
i iiug, a liefktlug silenec on fhe parlof our skij
WHY MR. BRADY WAS LYNCHED.
used Mr. Brady lo In' lynched at. I,-.\ lug I on. Ky., by-
following is the lettei
Mr. Brady to be ly '
ised blackguards-, alio
ro7bis~life* fci
white people are in general
:upation, why not seek asnppjyan]
tiling Hie Koiiiuns thy teachers and schi
slaves. Why should not the South p
ing Norther
undred dollars. One
r Greek and Latin might,
tke I;,tier below thai slave preachers, can he
rofit. Why not slave teachers?
" CHRISTMAS—SALE OF SLAY
" Lexington, Ky., Tuesday, Dec.
" .Mr. I'Iiktor : Christmas has come aroun
: a great day here (perhaps J si
Slate, have a
k; the
k, sometimes including New Year's Day. Thi
ncr, at this place, and in a few of the cities and town
-. hold fairs to fit them up, or h
pay their pastor, if tin y have a regular one, as happen
■operty' to them at $250 per year to preacl
everlasting Gospel of tlm Prince of J.'enci
though he could not hire him as a labourer for mor
of the slaves join in thes
generally have a jolly time. They have cake.
toys, &c. Most of "
Thev'
i . , ...
.. chare
ihe dav will, much veneration, and well they may,
the supposed anniversary of the birth of our Saviour—ol
him ' who spake as never man spake,' whose wisdom and
.bove that of all men, and who
d, ye; bid a lew persons were s
: on the birth, life and death of
i, and victorious death were repeated,
) the I
sldawalk, ]
get their pathway.
'option, and lei mi- In bail
io much shocked. Though
of a hum
Irth of the immaculate and only Son
deed so revolting at any time 1
precept of
Tim for whom the day has been
kockhig bevoud description :
-rying, with stentorian voice :
this boy,'' a fine, likely nigger going for $1,285,;
before witnessed the horrid speclaele of the
known again on earth-
after such
: a deed so revolting at any time t
th Christia:
be sold to the hit
id measr
that he
ipon thei t
Oh! what a conti
'0):lySP235 is bid' for
justed and shocked
e of bemgs that could
.h tlie Christian i
munity (as he muE
they had i
,nd, therefore, tSey ci..
Temple of ,iuM,ice'(.:o calk d).
, at the'entrance of this'te
Felix, of righteous
vehad),I wondcrc
md belbre the ben
h nimiel of inhumanity, with all the lights o
utli century beaming upon lliem, wouk
swer,' Oo thy way for this time; when ]
e slaves .to sell I will cull for thee.'
1 CLERICAL SCOFFER REBUKED.
hthei
alliance ol
ive only to remember that Jesus ca
of Simon the Pharit
i( elotkes wilk il
any of my race, of any clime or colour, the wrung
nitable redemption in Chrii
onompie.M.KoM
Of eoiour. the T,
irkiker in thegloi
tempt i'or the slaves of the Smith.
.1 charge Ins language anil lone
sally, of Christ, scon's the idea o
anger from this some,' must bene
which I hu.
lUOUSl
than Ih" ml, Illy
hnown to this nation from
nlcnrptfor thr.calourui enu:
are no more to 11,0 pl'eackei
ms crushed by liie wheels of
II the e.\pns.-ioi:s employed
hrist'sname, I plead, a' pari
discus* in tlie body of a gia
if he will but stop thinki: g ■
of itself. Tke preacher speaks .
ed thinly and sparsely over the eon'.ineu',," when tke
mber is ihree millions! Lack of these a soul of in
uly embraced in the Koeonei
could be property in
the first of our history;
w, what is there to pre-
m working the destruc-
;her says God has de-
VTiat are they?! They
eason, save low ideas of
the first to the present,
This breathes through-
course. The prostrate
as he sees, in his wild
r on in power, than the
the car of Juggernaut
See the proof in each
(1 lint as
ley are
.3 the preacher who spurns ikem k
; the i
inly I
sugh contempt
e of speech—" the poor ;
f Calvary 1
laced lo propirty, ami find
a the sole:
II Ike whole :
sglot
s tbe Godhead.
wrong of that
provable minds
" A poor pebble " is it, "that hasja
:d when the crv shall t
t it may leap "the poor pebble'
c port
which holds equally ii
s irom the
"fewSouthi
and, in th.
who fled from Southern t
and it is because of the h
e vouchsafed
resent, and regretted that i
i 'ear:: the extent of our bl
, I'ii.M ■ :
'U and Iloly Spit
o thoughtful mood, I'ithelmg .
t, 40). Scarcely had wc pro
e of all our dutii
mimandmenls on
d the prophets' (see M
-ami w'uo chooses for his